• 📣 Join the AI Commons

• 📖 Things I’ve read in 2026

• 🌕 You are the music while the music lasts

• 5 reasons why Evernote is overrated

• How the “Internet of Things” is Killing Capitalism

• Jerome Bruner’s six essential conditions of creativity

• The Uncompromising Pessimism of Public Sociology

• PhD Workshop: What’s the point of social ontology?

• Dogs Annoying Cats with Their Friendship

• The Centre for Social Ontology

• Question of the Week: April 22nd, 2014

• Tony Blair: ‘I say lies’

• The opposite of everythingism

• The Sociology of Everythingism

• What a clever way to encourage people to join an academic social network

• Are 90% of academic papers really never cited?

• Self-awareness and reflexive technologies

• PhD Workshop: What’s the point of social ontology?

• Games for health UK conference at Coventry University

• The making of intellectual superstars

• Video blogging your journal articles

• Warwick Oral History Network Seminar

• The many ways to be a ‘gray-A’

• Can we visually represent theory?

• Digital Sociology events at #BritSoc14

• Perhaps unsurprisingly Social Media for Academics is proving much more fun to write than my PhD was….

• A glossary of critical realist terminology

• Cycles to Gehenna

• The Psychosocial Imagination

• The academic blogosphere, scholarly craft and the end of ‘pluralistic ignorance’

• How many online accounts do you have?

• In defence of ontology

• What is progress in social theory?

• Foucauldian analysis and the mystification of elites

• Griselda Pollock, “Is Feminism a Bad Memory or a Virtual Future?”, Warwick, May 12

• The Faux Underdogs of the Digital Economy

• The Public Sociology of Pierre Bourdieu (part 2)

• Bourdieu meets Marx, Gramsci, Fanon, Freire, Beauvoir and Mills (in Burawoy’s imagination)

• The Public Sociology of Pierre Bourdieu (part 1)

• The Semiotics of Academic E-mail Signatures

• Caring in Crisis? Communications and Public Reactions to Humanitarian Crises and International Development Causes

• “I told ’em you will grow to be something tenacious and exalted, you are mighty, you are gracious, you are lauded”

• PhD Workshop: What’s the Point of Ontology?

• Why you should blog and tweet about your research

• The Importance of Disappointment

• An Invitation to DIY Sociology #1

• Women’s Spaces and Feminist Politics: one day conference at QMUL

• The Privacy of Public Sociology

• Cats vs racoons

• Academic scribes, their writing and their unsociability

• Stuart Hall BSA Conf Event 24 April

• AGender: A Conference about Female and Transgender Masculinities

• Social Media in Social Research conference, London

• Man Walks Out Of Question Time Studio Over Immigration Row

• The creepy realisation that I got lured back into facebook